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Boston Fleet Remain Perfect with 4-1 Win over Minnesota
Boston Fleet scored a season-high four goals including two power-play goals to extend their unbeaten streak to 4-0, dominating Minnesota Frost 4-1 at Agganis Arena.
- On December 7, 2025, the Boston Fleet defeated the Minnesota Frost 4-1 at Agganis Arena before 5,338 fans, producing a season-high four goals.
- After Maloney's opening goal, Megan Keller, team captain, scored 1:14 later following an assist from Alina Müller to push Boston to a 2-0 lead.
- Boston converted on the power play, going 2-for-2 as Abby Newhook scored 49 seconds after Klára Hymlírová’s goal and Theresa Schafzahl sealed the game early in the third.
- The win leaves Boston Fleet in first place, while Minnesota Frost season-opening road streak was snapped.
- That next game — at Grand Casino Arena in St. Paul — won't be until Dec. 19 as the PWHL enters a near two-week international break, then Boston faces a five-game away stretch including New York on Dec. 17.
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Fleet's offensive surge halts Frost's road winning streak
BOSTON — Shay Maloney sparked an offensive onslaught, scoring the first of a season-high four goals produced by the host Boston Fleet, who throttled the Minnesota Frost, 4-1, on Sunday afternoon in front of a crowd of 5,338 at Agganis Arena. Maloney and team captain Megan Keller scored goals 1 minute and 14 seconds apart late in the first period to give first-place Boston (4-0, 12 points) an early 2-0 advantage. Klára Hymlárová's goal cut the de…
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Shay Maloney, Megan Keller lead unbeaten Fleet to 4-1 victory over two-time champion Frost
Shay Maloney scored to give Boston the lead, and Megan Keller added a goal and an assist as the Fleet remained perfect with a 4-1 victory over the two-time defending champion Minnesota Frost.
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